Louis Theroux – Inside The Manosphere: Don’t watch new Netflix series if you feel depressed about the world
The broadcaster is again pushing the envelope in his new Netflix documentary, but don’t watch if you feel…
Home of the Year on RTÉ: We will miss Hugh Wallace in all his floral-shirted glory
The return of the RTÉ favourite shines a light on the talent of the late presenter and architect…
Industry on BBC review: It’s more interesting than Succession but could be turning into Bridgerton plus cocaine
The fast-paced BBC series is more interesting than ‘Succession’, but viewers should switch over if they are easily…
The Rip on Netflix: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s bad cop/worse cop act feels like you’re watching a male fantasy at its most incompetent
New film invites stressed-out men to bask in gun battles, car chases and beards but it doesn’t make…
Any Given Day: Cork University Hospital on RTÉ – a snapshot of life on A&E, but where are the trolleys?
It’s a shame ‘Any Given Day: Cork University Hospital’ wasn’t a more warts-and-all portrait, but there was some…
The Traitors UK is a total television pleasure but it makes the Irish version look a bit low budget
It feels like we’ve been watching Claudia Winkleman on this show for more than three years, and while…
The Revenge Club review: Drama on the hell of divorce provides a diversion if you have the flu, but has no real substance
The Paramount+ series filmed in Dublin has a terrific cast and is fine, but gets less watchable as…
PS Gay by Suzy Byrne: More memories of RTÉ radio star Gay Byrne from ‘Give it a Lash Jack’ to Dick Moran’s affair
The RTÉ icon’s daughter brings us another volume of nostalgia from his long-running show, although it also serves…
Train Dreams on Netflix is almost an inaction movie, but it’s an enjoyable snuggle-up story with beautiful scenery
Tale of loggers starring Joel Edgerton and William H Macy is a right-on eco-Western that’s also a meditation…
DIY SOS:The Big Build Ireland on RTÉ makes a welcome return
The RTÉ show makes a welcome return as empathetic Baz Ashmawy and a team of culchie builders aim…
Stripped of the fizz and energy of Marian Keyes’ glorious, joyous writing, ‘The Walsh Sisters’ is left naked
It’s only the first episode, and there’s a heap of pressure on it, but this is an iffy…